Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-12-16
Judge Ayres was in town Monday

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Wednesday,. I. ii
y Read Or. la.n.ages sermon or
fourth page.
! old papers Ger sale cheap at the
HERALD ONCE.
Wanted a few bushels OF corn or
oats on subscription.
I About 90 students at the new Sem
nary. Very good for the first term.
t. or sale at this flee; receipts for
paid up subscriptions to the nERALD
boy want a good trunk or va
Use? Go to Alberts and Nesseys. n25
] The HERALD acknowledges 4 call
from Rev. Wesley the first CT the week.
C. L. Kinds of Woorsccliat was
loing business in our town Welnes-
day.
e. commissioners Fisher and Ed.
Williams visited the Springs Tuesday
last.
The Dakota Farmer one year and
HERALD FROM now until Jan. 1889 for
bnly sl.755.
oh, say. Have you seen those
handsome lap robes at Albert 4 Yes
beys? a. nov2o
Our Job Office .urned out some neat
work for atttrney Gunderscn vhis
week.
Old soldiers will find the G. A. r.
department of the HERALD interesting
reading.
The HERALD is the IeWsiest,
brightest and best. SO they say. Sub
scribe now 9
There seems to be sort of fatali-
5y in occupying room number Two at
Mrs. Barrett's.
Absolutely pure baking powder and
aavoring extracts, in bulk at DR.. Ma
Ghias' drug store. 224tf
Read our announcement on this
page. Can you afford to let such an
opportunity pass?
"A communication from DIR. Mel
cher arrived too late for this week. It
will appear next week.
business cards, tickets, pre-
grammes, circulars, posters ETC., print.
led at the HEE.t p office.
AS soon as your subscription to
The HERALD expires send us ST. 80 and
get receipt for s. numbers.
We are selling wood pumps at cost
also coal heaters and cook stoves ut
bottom prices.
tt Morse & LaPoint.
Pay up your back subscription
and commence the new year with
clean books and clear conscience.
The HERALD Office is prepared to
do all kinds OF job work, note heads
letter heads, statements, sale bills, etc
Mr.. Moon of Gordon 2. O. has been
delivering corn at w. r. Proberts
warehouse this week at % cents per
pushel.
County Assessor Gray and Mr.
Rohr of Alpena township did business
in town Wednesday and called at the
HERALD office.
You will find the Presidents mes
sage on the third page. Read it and
see what he says about Dakota. Note
his tariff tendencies.
Henry Stephens was welcome
caller last Wednesday. He reports
pleasant weather in ANNA, he planted
tree seeds all day Tuesday.
John BremDer is sick with pneu-
mona at the Seminary, but is rapidly
Improving under good nursing and DR..
Matthias skillful treatment.
Miss Maud Campbell, who for over
two months has been a faithful work
er in the HERALD Office, is at home en-
loving a well earned vacation.
Mr.. w. r. Day, one Of Animals sue
cessful farmers, called at the HERALD
office Tuesday in company with Mrs
Day and her sister, Mrs. Robey. Call
again.
The tree claim contest Of Pratt VS.
Twogood, that came off Tuesday, was
very brief. Mr.. Null was attorney for
contestant, and Reed OF Woonsocket
for contestee.
If you don't believe "UIcle Jimmy
IIoar can make anything as good as
new that can be mended with iron, just
give him trial or look at our once
broken buggy fill.
The students at the Seminary have
organized literary society, which will
hold its regular meetings on Saturday
evening OF each week. The meetings
will be public. Everybody invited.
There is no need wondering why
G. w. Mcdonald wears such a bright
smile nowadays, it is al because OF